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• I'll come with you to make sure this plan goes right. Other skritt will do other plan. Okay? We go?
• Okay. We go.
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• I personally don't have much use for these thieving rats, but I can see how they'd be an asset against the dragons. Let's see what the little scroungers have dug up.
• Let's.
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• There's the enemy—destroyers! Take 'em down!
• %str1%%str2%Steel Spear%str3%%str4%
• %str1%%str2%Steel Mace%str3%%str4%
• Destroyer eggs? What could be laying them? Some sort of destroyer queen? That would be news to me.
• It won't matter where they come from when they're dead.
• %str1%%str2%Steel Rifle%str3%%str4%
• I don't like leaving half of this plan up to the skritt, but if we're going to recruit them, we need to start trusting them. This "destroyer queen" needs to die.
• Agreed, on all counts.
• Rebel Lunatic
• Kittaka
• Grawl Shaman
• Thank you. If you meant what you said about seeing this through, meet me back at Ulukk's Hunger. The false god's minions will come soon. We need to prepare to defend the village.
• We'll see you there.
• I'm glad you're here. I don't know how the people will react to my what I have to say, but I know the shamans will try to silence us.
• Let them try. We're here to protect you.
• Defend the ogres while they fell trees.
• Ogre Logger
• You're new, so I'll talk real slow: we need lumber. To get lumber, we need to keep the harpies off the logging crew. In short, the only thing that should be standing when we're done here is us.
• What's the lumber for?
• Siege Attack
• You little folk work harder than I expected—and with better results. Thank you. With all this timber, my people might just survive.
• Branded Siege Devourer[s]
• Soldier
• I'll help these ogre lumberjacks, but I'm also going to ask the Pale Tree to forgive us. I think she will. She knows how important it is to help these ogres.
• Think of it this way: fewer trees, but also fewer harpies and Branded.
• That should do it. Agrak Kraal is ready for Uldek and his Branded—but I bet they're not ready for us. Saving Lagula's tribe might just convince these ogres to join our cause.
• Even if they don't, we're not about to let Uldek wipe them out.
• If you ask me, trees are only good for fires and fortifications. And harpies are only good for target practice.
• Keep your rifle at the ready, then. There's going to be targets aplenty.
• All right, Agrak Kraal should be ready to go. Trees for the bark; rock dogs for the bite. We're as ready for Uldek's horde as we're going to be.
• Let's head back so we can properly welcome Uldek home.
• This won't be the first time I've cleared a stand of trees to build fortifications—or fought off harpies to do it. It will be the first time we felled the trees with fists instead of axes.
• Let's expand your horizons, then.
• Beasts for offense, lumber for defense. I think that just about covers Agrak Kraal for the upcoming battle. Now we just need to fight it.
• And victory for the ogres is a victory for the Vigil. Let's move.
• Archer
• We've learned a lot about the grawl, but now we need to keep them alive so we can learn more. Oh, and recruit them to fight the dragons. If I forget that, Gixx will blister my eardrums.
• Don't worry, partner. I'll remind you.
• This is terrible. I'm glad Gara agreed to fight with us, but it's clear everyone needs to join in against the dragons. Otherwise, all of Tyria could wind up like this.
• I just hope we don't have to lose more villages to prove that.
• If my old warband could see me now—allied with grawl, squaring off against Jormag's icebrood. Most would point and laugh, but I like to think a few might actually salute me.
• More than a few. When this is all over, I'm nominating you for Khan-Ur.
• Well, you and I didn't need more proof that the dragons are a catastrophic threat, but I'm glad we saved as many grawl as we did. And that we've got Gara on our side.
• He keeps surprising us. Maybe he can surprise the dragons as well.